what would we need to do to keep it from rattling once installed - my wall is dry wall in the area of hanging &amp; 2 studs identified -
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We added a second pair of stainless screws on each side of the flue joint and they helped. Low and medium speed are fine and high is noisy but bearable. Medium is probably enough for most needs. The problem is that the fan seems to not be balanced. Looks great and tenants are happy with it.
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This can be installed in dry wall no studs required. I can confirm, it will hold the weight it is advertised for.
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I bought a couple of wide wooden shelf brackets at the hardware store and screwed them to a stud in the wall securely so the bass sounds are increased through the wall. Then attached the speakers to the brackets with strips of velcro which holds them very well and does not give in to rattling noises.
727059
I haven't noticed any rattling. Have had these installed for some time. Only complaint I have is they have moved some when I use tie down straps.
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Mine has never made any rattling noise. I do not think it is normal. I would have it checked out.
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I had wall studs exposed, so I mounted a 2x6 between the studs before sheetrock to give it something strong to hang on.After all sheetrock and paint done I just mounted brackets on wall w screws into that board. Culk and the plyming keeps it from moving around. Another option would be lag bolts w washer.I to found the brackets hard to understand, more the casting on the sink fault though. Just remember people, kids, have a tendancybto lean or rest on sinks.. so make the mount strong.Love the sink, works great!
502409
use anchor bolts thru the sheetrock or find the stud in the wall and use longer wood screwws to attach
1166311
No rattles here. It should not be ratttling... Check to see if some renegade plastic part may have been jarred loose during shipping.
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With ease. Mine is screwed in with anchor bolts into the drywall, no studs.
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The speaker has a bit of a recessed lip that holds the unit in place and tabs that lock in behind the wall board as you tighten the screws. I believe you can get fairly close to the stud, if you rotate the speaker so the tabs have room to attach to the wall or ceiling. I would stay a 1/2 away from a stud to be safe.
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Make sure you use. GOOD drywall anchors (toggles or similar). Mine is mounted with no stud. Holding strong for a year fully loaded (about 10 heavy duty AS pots & pans)
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My husband used a screwdriver and hammer to put it together. To hang it on the wall (it's heavy) you will need screws or togglebolts. If you can hit the studs in the wall, screws will work, if not something heavier will have to be used. Home Depot or Lowes can help you with that.
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I had my contractor put it up since I was remodeling my kitchen. He used drywall anchors (such as molly bolts, etc.) on one and on the other he put it into the studs.
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Its the crossover inside the cabinet, remove the rear plate or woofer to access it and hot glue it to the inside of the cabinet. The crossover needs secured so it wont rattle at higher volumes or during future handling. Not a big deal if the speakers work as intended. Send them back if you are not comfortable doing this.
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I wouldn't recommend attaching that much weight to the drywall. I'm using some small JBL's, and made sure they were anchored into the studs.
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This particular mounting system requires you have access to the back of the wall to put in the 'T nuts". Also, drywall wouldn't hold. They would just pull through.
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We hung it by the wall, but it makes our whole garage wall shake. I thought of tethering it to the ground somehow, but nothing bad has happened and we beat the heck out of it.